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Original message:30 days 12 hours 52 minutes ago

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Member: The Manic Demented

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Hey folks, I am in desperate need of some life hacks on how to a half stack and a 6 guitar holder tree stand into my tiny little room. Anyone have some general crafty tricks for making and saving space with music equipment?

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Reply:30 days 7 hours 58 minutes ago
Member: Waltz

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Not sure what your space is and what you have tried yet. Have you thought about getting the guitars up on the wall?
Also, maybe get another speaker cab and pt your bed across both? :)

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Reply:30 days 7 hours 49 minutes ago
Member: drakbots

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Save space for what? you already have all the necessties, what more could you want? Beds are overrated by the way.... Amo covers are cozier and easier on the back

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Reply:29 days 23 hours 2 minutes ago
Member: jesus bikerfreak

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I also have a space problem. I stack my gear in a small room that seconds as a home office. I have found it difficult to find affordable solutions to the space issue (the key word being affordable) when it comes to guitars and music gear. I built a small cabinet for my recording stuff and my mac. The top the mac sits on is hinged and I store cords and other misc stuff in there. This eliminates some of the clutter. When the gas gets too bad and there is allot of gear, I have to make a decision between guitars and gear and my "office" stuff. Let's just say I have less "office" stuff in my home office these days :-)

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